Heritage Act 2018

The Council may review a place nominated under section 39(1), or any other place that the Council is considering for recommendation for entry in the register, by —

determining under section 38 whether the place has cultural heritage significance; and

consulting each owner of the place, and undertaking public consultation, in accordance with the regulations, in relation to the entry of the place in the register and the content of a draft statement of cultural heritage significance for the place; and

if the Council thinks it necessary and appropriate, making an application under section 37(3).

When the Council has completed its review under subsection (1) it may recommend to the Minister that the place be entered in the register.

If the Council recommends to the Minister that a place be entered in the register, it must —

advise the Minister on the cultural heritage significance of the place and on any submissions received in the course of consultation under subsection (1)(b); and

prepare and provide to the Minister a draft register entry (including a proposed statement of cultural heritage significance) in relation to the place.

The Council must publish, in accordance with the regulations, an advertisement in relation to a recommendation made under subsection (2).

The Council must not include in the advertisement information regarding any person consulted, or any submission received, in the course of public consultation without the consent of the person consulted or the person making the submission.